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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10
@Bben M1beI!

Das qroBartige @ei9dft bes 6errn
8. @olHon, bas pieIei9t better betannt
1T, aIs irgeno elm .anberes in WefsSes
ras, bietet ieBt benz publifum cine giins
itige @elegenbeit bar, bi1ige @infdufe
an M6belrl unb ionftisen 9aus : 9uss
riiitungss@ %egentdnben gu MAIDEN. Die
G1ufer uerbet eritaunt fem iber bic
biligett preiie unb auBeroem finoen,
baB es ftets bortbeilbaft tit, bel ginfau.
fen etft 81 Molflon 5u fommer, ba bier
NQes biuiger notirt mirb, als anberss
tpo. MolHons 8orrdtbe an S9laf.
aimmer.@ arnituren inb Defenders reid.
baltig. ollie Mrten-bom biuieften big
gum bo9eIsganteiten Set finb bertreten.
gbenfn perbdlt es ii9 nit ben parlors
@arnituren. bic ieoem @eidmad unb
iebcr 8orie entipredeu. Nu9 in 8e.
aug auf Riiden ? @inri1tungen bat
Wolfion cine groBe Mustpabl. Gin refs
DIES Eager BON SiIhen aller Gacons
unb Mrten-M Slide unb Slide
nit Dri1platten iino in GROCER Meuge
pDrbanben. 8raut.p aare, bic fh@ ibre
4~usftattuns anf6affen rollen, uno aae
Dieienigen, bic oarnit umgeben. tire
@obnungen neu ein3uri9ten, Iolten
ni6t berfeblen gu Molffon gu tommer,
unb ft6 6as Meuefte, unb babel preiss
tpiirbigffe an3uieben, mas es auf oieiem
@ebiete 9iebt!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10
9as Wp@enblatt.
g . t d 8.
Gan Nntunio, 10. Musuit 1887.
8plitiidbe 0eruprrenbeit.


gntgegeu allen 9ifteleien, &ombina=
tionen unb WutbmaBungen bebauptet
bic rGreie pteFe", baB Die iingfe
Wabl be3tigli@ neuer parteis& onffellas
tionet gar Ni9is supege gebra@t bat.
N6r6li9e bempfratii9e 8ldtter freuen
ft6 beg bemofratif9en Sieges-wo Der
rur iteden mag, anbere tpeiBfagen,
baB Der rbeIfialii9en" bemDfratif6en
Maioritdt beg @taates Seras bas &ids
graf gebro6en iei unb unfere eigene
pref1e, Die ibrelt politii6en S9arfblid
leudtet la1e1 mill, md9t unb b~ertpirft
8orf9Idge, bic aupeiler ans SpaBbafte
grenaen.
8is man fG BON benz Wablsgrgebs
nib auf allen Seiten erbolt baben piro,
mirb man bas S9auipiel feben, baB
unter unfereu bemotratii6en 8rtber1
pieoer bic f96nffe ginisfeit berr19t.
Go ftemmt fi6 bic bieIise nSimes", Elm
bemotratii9es Blatt burG utb bur9,
f9on iebt gang euergif6 gesen ben
6inausmerfun9sz0erfu aler 5erieni=
gen, bic BET Der Wabl ni9t auf Der ees
tpinnenben Seite ft@ befanben. Ni6t
lange tpirb es pdbren unb bic nSimes"
erbdIt in ibren anfi@ten ftarfe 8uns
besgenoHen.
SIN republifaniiden rSigbt" ma9t
Elm @infenber ben 8ori9lag: Die &es
pubIifaner folten nit ben bemofratis
f9en probibitioniften 3ufammengeben
i'm allen Gragen, bic probibitions.
Grage ausgenonmen UNI ben ar6ertt
She'll Der Democratic aus benz Sattel
3l beben. 9as 1T nun bas biinmlte,
bas uns bisber ~norgefommen.
Nber an berartigen Musgsburten els
ner ptlberregten pbantafie mirb es in
nd@ffer 3eit ni6t feblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10
Gin aefabrltdber Mufid5ub.

Gin slufldub, ipenn Elm ioforIises 9aabeln
cine @Fi1t III, 1T INNER untIug. Dies 1T be-
fonbers Der Sail, psnn cine forti@reitsnoe ab.
nabme Der Geiunbbsit ben @ebrau9 elmer ar5.
nei nOtbpsnOig madt. Niereu- unb 8lafen.
leieen MAIDEN oft iebr raf9e 6ortldritte, INNER
nit einem tobilIdcn Gussanse, tpenn fie nidt
bon gnfang an betdmbft perben. Wir baben
alle, ielbit bic iueniger @sbilOeten unter uns,
BON Der @efabr aebort, bic nit Der 8rigbt'iden
arantbfit, Der Sarnru9r uno anbercn arant.
beiten Der %ieten uno Der 8lale berbunben lit.
Iiemanp iollte 10 pabnpitig fem gu sosern,
wenu CT bsmerft. bab bic Sarnorsane untbdtis
iinb. 9ofetters Magenbitters. 1T
Defenders aeeianet, oieie tlntbltisteit gu iiber.
wtnben uno ben 9lieren NIB Der 8Iale, obne fe
u~nnotbie gu erregcn, cine aeniisenbe anresuns
gu 9ebsn. 9iefes barntreibente Wittel 1T Den
uureinen uno f%rurigcn &ei3mittelu peit porsu,
,iebeu, bic i'm San0el bortrmntsu unb bic iid
al oas &sroerteu Ter init einer Neisuns su
9arafiautueiten b,boitetcn un~beoaGtlamen
Yeripnen erweiien. 81 1T aud elm unber,
aleid)Iides Seilmittel eegen llnberoauli6teit,
&9wdde, @edfelfieber uno biIioie eeibeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10
Ser Bette Ylak tint alle Gprtett hptt
Geppjd1er ~ fattfen.

SepPtd1ett ST. tattfet.
Sod Dor tpenigen Sabren geb6rte
elm gutter 3eppi6 gu ienett 2%urusgegen,
ftdnbeu, bic ttur bon ben W%pblbabenz
Sen attaetauft tperben fonntere unb faf
mar Der Seppt9-ausgenomnett in ben
6du3ern Der &eiGen-urbefannt. Sect
finb bic greiie inbef5en BON ben Gabris
fen-namentli9 tper1t man gegen baar
tauft-io berabgeiebt porben, baB ielbft
bic drmfen Gamilien ibren @ei9mad
iiber einen Seppi@ entf9eiben laHett
t5nnen. 5tebt man ft9 in @an Mrtos
nio mad elmer 5tele I'm, mo man faus
fen m09te, 10 bietet fi9 feine geeigne=
tere tpie bas Mammutbs@ tabliHament
bon 8. MolfIon, auf benz alten Sled,
npr6pefli9e @de bes Main plaaa, no
man ieoer3eit cine enblofe Musmabl BON
Seppi6en, Matten, Seltu9 &c. finben
pirb. Su Der Sbat entbdlt WolfIon's
&ieiengef6dft a1es Whnf6enstpertbe in
b~ieier, fopie in ber poIiterz8ran9e,
unb nameutlt6 bic neueften Mufier,
Sorten, Stofe &C. &C. Sbr f6nnt bets
nabe gu guret eigenen Yreiien faufen,
tperlrt SIR borfpre6t unb nit benz
Saufe anfaipft. Sober, Der einmal
Bel Wolfion fauite, TT 10 s~ufrie6enges
felt tporben, baB ct elm treuer Gunbe
bIieb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10
TIM Nlat 81 f@affem!
Cine siinitige @elesenbeit gu biliseu
gintdufen bel 8. WolHon.

I'm gu rdumen, unb fir bic groBen
8orrdtbe Der tler e~intreHenben 9erbfts
tpaaren ,Yiab gu MAIDEN, bat 0err 8.
Wolfion sroBe preis ; 5erabfeBungen
eintreter lafen, ~beionbers in 0errens
@arberobe lt11b Often, wobur9 8olfs
ion niGt rur ieinen 5ablrei9en alien
2unben entgegenfOmmt, ionbern aud
mod aablrei9e neue baSu eruerbea
tpirb. Seine Waaren : 8orrdtbe inb
auBerorOentli@ groB, babel mad ben
neueften Muitern unb INNER Der ueues
ffen Mtobe entipre6eno. I'm fiG bon
bieien unslaubli@en preis $ &ebuctios
men au lber3eugeu, fprede man felbft
Dor unb priife @les genau. Wenn
Wolfion BON preiss& ebuftionen ipti6t,
bann meint er aud, mas er ia9t, benin
er peiB, baB babel iein gelhdftli9er
Guf auI benz Spiele ftsbt. Dian toms
me balo, bamit man nod ben 0ortbeil
Der groBen auswabl bat!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10
@urif! Rand3uaareu!

@rocerpbdnoler unb 5peiiewirtbe
bonn 2af5e m61ten mir. einbriugli9
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, Dab mir
fir Die Gabritation bon Wurft uno
&au@paaren umfausrei6e 8orbereis
tungen getrofen baben un6 In Stanb
geiett inb, allen Nnforberutgen De-
niige gu leilfen. Wir geben @arantie
fir CUTE Waare unb reele 8eoienung.
Die 3ubereitung ftebt unter unierer pers
i6nli6en 2eitnng. Senbet Cure ges
tellungen Bel 3eiten elm.
W m. S6fting & 9 o n,
1,10m1t 511 Npenue 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10
Gtpas fit Mue.

I'm Sebermann gelesenbeit gu eeben, ii9
bon ben bortreffiGen Gisenfdaften bon Dr.
s ",usa A ipirD Is fir sins farse seit araiis her Ssr.
tbeilt perOen. Dies gntsesemtormea lit nidi
nur liberal, ionbern 60 3eist aud, tueldes 3u,
trauen auf feline Sc.Itraft Der grinber beIelbeu
lett. ale, uelt an bartnadisem Suiten, an
Grfdltuns, Nfbma, 8ronditis unb S9pinb.
iudt leibcu, fouie an irsenb tuelden anbereu
Nfeftionen Der 2unse, bes &ebltopfS nno Der
2uftr6bre, iuerben oriusenb erfu9t, ~borsuipre.
den BET U. Sreib, in be6eu apptbefe Strobe.
fof@en gratis gu babem Fab. greis Der srofen
SIafhen 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10
MuerIet.

= SaB bic probibitioniten befons
bers auf bic Seuti9en bon San Mrts
tonic f9le6t au ipre6en ftlb, fanl man
linen ni6t berargen. Sn f6Itli@er
Weife gibt fi9 biefer Nerger in elmer
Corresponding bes Muftiner vDispatdA
funo. Da beiBt es: Wir finb ni9t
bange pege1 ber Heger unb Meritaner,
aud nit gbinefen, Wormoner unb Sns
bianern Derben mir i6on mod fertig
perben, aber Der 9immel bebiite urs
Dor ben DSan Antonio Dutchmen".
@ranfils boil utchmen" finb ben
probibitioniften alerbings au9 pers
bdngniBDDl genug g~etpprben!
Eur6 einen Nnbau tpirb bas
Clothing : Department bes WolfIon's
f6en Gef6dfts bebeutenb ~pergr6Bert
tperbeu. 9err Molffon fibrt In Der
Clothing 8ran9e nlebr Waarert als IT.
genb elm anberes 9aus unb ielbfber.
ftdnbli6 md9t bic 2unbf1aft fort,
mdbrenb. lin bas iebt f9on foloHale
Department md mebr ars3ubebnen,
1T Der Inbau bef6lofen unb aud fo=
fort ousgefhbrt tDorben.
- 6err Sui. Moureauf eiert
beute ieineH 52fen @eburts!ag. Wir
gratuliren!
= Wie biele rei9e 2eute ibr gisen.
tbum einsui9dben pfegen, 5eigte fi@
gefiern bel Der Rebifion Der Steuers
&olen bon Seiten Der Mbf91bungss
@ommiifion unferer Stabt. Gin pobIs
babenber 8iirger, Der. in Der Ncequias
Strabe tuDbni. bette fem grobes Steins
baus auf $1,000 abeei1dbt, tpdbrenb
bic gommiffion einfimmig Der Nnf9t
NOR, baB bic nllerniebrigffe Nbi9dBung
f9 atf $12. 600 belaufen miiiIe.
- Die brittle Miiton-5an Suau-
zines Der dltelten BanbenfmdIer in ben
Der. Staater ipdre geiteru beinabe elm
Naub Der Giammen geporben. Sas
In Der Hdbe berielben b~efiubIide Dfeuf:
ferf6e @ei9dftshaus gerietb in Brano
uno Der Winb trieb bic 6unteH unb
6lammen nod benz alten Bnutpe,t.
Sn Der nmgegeno mobnenbe M~eritaner
r~ettetet bic Wtifiion, inoem fie tie
moosbebefte &uine fortpdbreno nit
Maher begOfen. Der Store brannte
bblig nie6er.
Gas 3omite, tuel9es grranee.
ments FIR bic Nbbaltuns bes Snterftate
Drill treffen fol-, beitebt aus Gol. 8.
3. Nnbreps, u. Belfnap, 90. s. ..
patterien, 6. 6. grefon, 8. 90. RuB,
o.. 80. Breckenridge, u. 6. S9rpber,
Sp. g~lmeuborf gbas. 9ugo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10

GAr Sbnringen-i6ein fi6 Bit
6iesidbrige &eiieiaion ni9t beiOabers
lucratiO geitalten 3a uolen. Wenig'
items pirb Die oortige Situation Dor
einem Slmenauer 8abegafte nit folgen'
Der launigsparobiiiiiGen Stropbe fur;
unb finnig 9arafteriirt:
Sn allen @afb6icn 1T Stub!
sn allen @aftii6sn finbef Du
Raum siueu @af.
Die @irtbe riusen bic Sdnbe
Dem obne Gnee
@d9it bic Sdulbenlait.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10
0te @abI.

Oas offi3ielle WabIersebnib BON
Mebina SO. 1T: fir 128, gegen 842.
Bon ubalbe gountp: fir 206, gegen
280.
Son @aIDeffon gouutp fhr 1906,
gege1 3145.
M~urpbpbile In preIibio Counts bat
SO Skinner fur unb 46 gegen pro6is
bitten abgegeben.
Guadalupe @ountp: fir 731, seseu
2054.
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gn6Iens Mrusea.ealbe.

Die bette Salbe Der Belt fir e9nitte
0uetl&unsen, Gefdpire, Gisber. unb &aut.
ausfdIae, GIe6te, ~sefprunsene Sdnbe, Groit.
beuleu NIB ALE Sautfrantbeiten turirt %.
mprrboiben obrr feline 8~eaabInng. @6Iise
Classification garantirt ober bas gelb pirb
5uriiderffattet. 20 Gents bic S@adtef Bel U
Dretb
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af,nA a Gehten1her mirh

= Nm 4. September mirb Der n59u.
Ienburg G. & r. Club" fem brittes
Gtiftungsfsf in BEN 10 reisenber
S9iiBenparte feiern. Na6 Dem PRO-
granim berlpri6t bieies eiues Der f66n:
ten, tpena ni9t bas i66nfe Set ~
tuerben, pel9e in S9uleuburg ie gefei'
ert tporben fnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10

gs lebe lie Gpncnrren3l-
Golgenoes Snierat eines Smnibusbefis
gers finbet ft6 in etnem Mi9erslebener
BIatte: nNi6t au iiberfebea. gu Der
Qu%ebltnburger &eerutirung fabre i6
ben g., Z. un6 8. Suli. Sober Mitfab'
rer erbdlt cine 8ratDurff gratis.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10
~Sstnamaicaer 8eriht

Der @an Nntonio Nationals8anf in
San Mntonio, Seras, beim Mbi6luB bes
@ei6dfts am l. Musuf 1887.
Gre6it.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-10

De seidfie urb ~eiesonteiie 2uspobI
bon urtifeln, welde flo belcnbeis 5u
@esnrrstasa= n 6od3elts @efdenfen
ei8nen, als:
Sil6sr,p:a ttrie Waaren,
5tatuen bon Bron5e, Terra Gotta,
Yorjelloa unb Mlabafer.
9selisi6ie Jisuren, @rucHire uno Rcs
5enfranse.
Blumen-g aien nuo 4mpeln.
Gaien. fein tecprirte.
albums in srp6er NuslDabt.
photographer aler Irt.
5Oubenira nit 81 Gnfihteu bon San
GntcniC, fdr so GentS.
Ntfpsr unp 8ilDer. Rabmen.
Wuifcofsn unb nbren.
Sperrsldier unb 6ernrSbre
Taihenmeffer unb Sdeeren.
Dameu iinb 6erren EoiIet Weeafoire.
@elbtaiaen fir oerren uno Damen.
Damen : 5anbtafden.
grtef@W appen.
Sdreibseuee uni Moti5tider.
0iften=G arten. @tuie.
Damen Mrbeits @Rdf9en unb 4Srbe.
6anbs Spiesel unb Rdiutnie.
Glide uno Service.
@isarren : Gtnis.
3eitunsss Muppen.
5pa3isrf5de.
gcsel, uno GidbOrn adfse.
Neerrbecns, 3itbern unb 9armcnicas.
Mui4eln in GROCER NusDabf.
Slid Mpparate.
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@tlleiben unb 9iseonten. 1854, 002. 16
ueberge5ogen -.--->.---- 1870
g. g. 8pnbs Circulation. 90
9. 81. 8ombs, Depolits 100, 600. 90
Mnbere Bombs II. Mortg. = 82,560.00
Sorberungen angfei .Mger1ten 77,622.28
bgI. Nationalbattfen 27,899.6 "a
bgl. sStaatsbanfen. 10,711.44
@runbeigentbum, M0bel &C. 77,631.72
8eaabIte prdmien ...... 29, 900. 90
Gheds II. a. Mertbpapiere.. 20.00
Bias an anbere 8~anfen-.-. 4,32O.OO
&leines Bapiergelb, Nifels
utb Gents. 65.8l
Specie .......-....- 6,619.O0
2egaI Senber Noten- ~66,630.00
ginlofungs Comb. 2,250.00
.$I,189, 814. IS
Oebit:
@ingeaabltes Sapital -. 1925, 10000
l1eber fiIiiger Gonb ......2 0,0O0.0 90
lIngetbeilte @epinne. .--.121,406. 81
9us ftebenbe Scat. 8anfnoter 41,40O.0O
perionli6e 9epoiten. 49,. SOL ,362.97
FSepolitens Certificate --... 9,222.14
Ser. @taaten Depofiten.. ~36,828.32
Depofiten b. Ser. ct. 3abls
meiftern ........--.- 60, 298 .46
6or6ernngen b. Scat. 8arfen 11,596.13
besgl. @taatsbanfen %, 6 9 .92
Sotal.. ,189, 814. 10
@taat Seras, 8erar GOuntp.
Sd, Sno. Witbers. @aiiirer obengez
r1arl,1ter 8anf, i6tp0re hermit feierli6,
baB Der obige Beri@t mad meinem beten
WiKen UNI. @lauben ri9tig lit.
@esei6net: SSno. Mitbers, gafiirer.
Ilmter5ei9net unb bei9mOren. In mel
mer @egentpart am 8. Muguf 1887.
8e5ei9net: Sobn VI. Frazier,
Oefentli6er Notar, gerar So.
&i6tig befun6en: Bum 3eugnib:
@eaei@net: @eo. %. Breckenridge,
ST. s. 9erf,
g. ". Stribling,
10,8,t3m 9ireftOren.
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9 erIaua /

Werlamgt
tDirb elm gafb. 8op i'm Nlter bon 14-16
BET u. Morr1s,
@de Commerce u. OturrisS traBe.
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3u bsfafen. I'm nun u%nisren Borratb bon Serren. u
idnel ale uS8lid aus3uoerfonfeu, Uerben mi,
preiien losidlaeen. Die Breiie perben bon
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18

One OF the urgent needs of this city is
extra telegraph facilities. Manager Green
and Messrs. Wilde and Dutton are worked
beyond the power of human endurance and
the requirements OF such q service as Butte
is entitled to-. After being in the office
looking after the business and wire service
all day it should not be expected that any
manager should remain there half the night
nor that the night operator, who is most
accomplished, should be forced to take the
full report of the Associated Press, The
MINERS specials and send specials to the
leading new spapers of the country and at
the same time attend to the manifold
duties of the Office. On this Associated
Press circuit are the cities of Helena,
Spokane Falls and Portland and as the
report is sent from Ogden it must be
taken at all these Offices at the same time.
So it is almost impossible to get The MIN
ER's specials taken off of the wire until
$50" is received over the wire which is
generally very late at night. This we
claim is not fair treatment for
a city like Butte. But We shall soon have
the Rocky Mountain and Postal systems
when the Western Union MANAGEMENT
will awaken to a realization of the import
ance of bettering the service here. And we
nave no criticism to make upon Manager
Green and his able assistants, for they are
as good men as are engaged in the service
anywhere. Mr.. Green and his assistants
are now overworked and are doing all they
or anybody else can do for the service.
What we want and must have for the dis
patch OF the telegraph business here is more
helm.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18
Fraudulent Telephone Concern.

Washington special: A great deal of
talk is being heard here regarding the
American Telephone Company and it's
managers who claim to have exclusive and
valuable privileges in the Republic of Vene-
zuela. Attention was first called to the
company by the discovery that Mr.. fryer
"a prime mover in the enterprise-had
served two terms for forgery, one in Mime
sofa and the other in New York. When
these facts were published those who had
subscribed for the stock became anxious,
but were assured by the officers of the
company that they had a val
liable franchise, and that Mr..
Tryer's unfortunate record would
not interfere with the success of the ven
ture. A Sunday paper declares this morn
ing that one merchant OF this city has put
$4,000 into the company, and that many
department clerks had alst. contributed.
Erastus Wiman, OF Staten Island, is also
SAID to be represented by $4,000, and
many outside people from various sections
have been led to subscribe. The plan OF
operations is said to have been this: The
~lncorporators OF the concern were to boom
1T until 81 900, 600 had been subscribed.
This would realize 81, 200, 900, oil which
$4,000 would be used to declar re q
4 per cent dividend. By this time it
was expected the stock would have reached
a high figure and the heavy owners would
unload. CONGRESSMAN Butterworth ia
president OF the concern, but every one be-
!leves him to nave been innocent of anv
intent to defraud. He will arrive here from
, lnc'nnatl soon, when a meeting of the
board OF directors will be held. All at-
to interview Mr.. Tyrer have been
but Secretary Maxwell said
today that Tyrer would have to 90.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18

81 and costs. Frank Evans got enc Same
dose Tor the same a aass Offence ene f plssd %sl guilty
a arr wss gwen fifteen days in Jail; tho 9th,
ers will be tried at Q p. m: oo,oay' 1ohe
sailowino cases will be heard to-day: Stn;n
NJ ADAM. fighting and quarrel'ng on VAIN
Strest: Mike O'Brien. disturbing the peaG G
smd fighting and quarreling on MAIN, W;
!" Williams. same, with the addition OF
,,ro nrofape ard offensive language; L.
disturbance.
NUISANCE CASE.
The case of the city against Ticket q 90"
came up yesterday afternoon Tor MAINTAIN
;no a nuisance in the shape OF a pile OF ma
nnre in the alley back OF their saloon on
The evidence acquitted Ticket
Of any partnership in the Milwaukee Beer
Hall, from the stable OF which the lnan" nc'
was thrown in the alley: Ticket was &C.
cordingly discharged. Job was held res
nonsible for the nuisance by Judge Ham'l-
Ton and fined the smallest fine under the
ordinance, namely 81 and costs. He look
an appeal.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18
To offset the Queens Jubilee demonstr.

To offset the Queens Jubilee demonstra.
ton in the city of New York, the Irish
Americans have hit upon the happy device
of a counter demonstration at Cooper
Institute to commemorate as the committee
says of the dead Irish race who have per-
ished on the scaffold and in dungeons and
by famine, during fifty years Of Victoria's
murderous mission. This is q terrible
arraignment of the throne and alas it
is but too true. The whole policy OF England
toward the Irish peoples series OF wrongs
and outrageous and the blood of thousands
of victims cry out from the ground against
the Governments policy. As the anthems
to England's Queen arise and the popular
cry of God save the Queen" fills the air
on the jubilee day, there should ring
in the royal ear the vail of the oppressed
who still live. Conld the dead rise up in
judgment against the day ofjubilee it would
be one that England's Queen could not for
get until she shall be removed from the
theater of life's activities.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18
Rided of its Contents.

On Sunday night, while Mike Mara was
working on the night shift at the Colorado
Concentration his, room at the house where
he boards-Levi J~ohnson's-was entered
and his trunk taken out and rifed Of it's
contents. Mr.. Mara found his trunk Mon
day morning about four hundred feet
down the gulch from the house it was taken
from. The lock had been pried off and
contents thoroughly overhauled. A silver
watch. two certificates Of deposit for over
$1,000, and two certificates for $50
shares OF Flint Creek and Black Pine min
ing stock were left in the trunk, and all
that was missing was Sis in gold and
some silver. Mr.. Mara has kept quiet
about the matter, hoping to obtain ON
clue to the thief, but has thus far been IN.
successful. This is said to be the fourth
time in the past year that the house has
been robbed, and if the boys once get onto
the thief it will go hard with him.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18

Prof. Riley has been exploring the mys.
teries OF bugologv for a name to fit the hop
louise. and he has given the world the bene.
fit OF his researches in "Phorodon Humili.'
He has also found that this little thing
has some beastly bad habits. For instance
the female deposits her eggs on plum trees.
When the insects hatch they don't wait for
the fruit to ripen, but climb down these
trees and take to the hop vines and appre-
ciate the price of beer or force the brewer
to use aloes. The only hope the consumer
has is that the name the Professor has
given the blasted insect will hamper it's mi
gratory movements from the plum tree to
the hop vine.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18
The New Telegraph Line.

ben1on River Press: Mr.. ]. NJ. LETTERS.
who has for some time past been on the
line OF the Rocky Mountain Telegraph Com
pany between Medicine Hat and Fort
~Asslnaboine, assisting in putting up that
sectlon, arrived in Benton last night. He
has 'olowed the line from Assinaboine
mere making such necessary repairs as one
man could accomplish alone. From here
the iosiows the line to Helena for
t thv same purpose, and says he
thn1 ne can get it in such shane
enat 1t will remain in good work;po
t IhoG :. unt,l superintendent Mckee finishes
M ME- me INTO A%ssinniboine, after which Mr.
nuAee proposes to take his full force and
Pa5 everything from Assinnibo;ne a4 ~
t ten ~ on a solid foundation. Informa.
S Non h' u the completion OF the line from the
pected, and when that is accomnlisheJ = * <.
st. u u hoped that Benton will be in con.
t ttaI 1;n communication with the East over
uaH which follow the Canadian P.c;sa
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18
Pity They Hadn't a Revolver.

About 1 O'Clock yesterday morning an
attempt was made by some scamp to enter
the residence of Mr.. Lorenz on Quartz
street. He must nave been aware OF the
fact of Mr.. Lorenz' absence from home, and
that he was in the habit OF coming home
from the quarry at different hours OF the
night. He rang the bell, and when Mrs.
Lorenz asked who was there replied ut is
me-" The voice being evid emily that of a
stranger Mrs. Lorenz became alarmed and
aroused two lady friends who were sleeping
in the house. One of them, Miss Kittie
Purcell, was so agitated by the fact that a
stranger was without trying to gain admit
tance that she became terrified beyond
measure and has been Frustrated ever
since. The scoundrel wbpld take no denial
but resorted to force to attain his nefarious
purpose, which fortunately was fruitless:
peered through the glass door to the terror
of the defence less women within. and
waited at least half an hour on the porch,
but vas finally scared by the barking of a
dog in the back yard to the great relief o
the ladies.